... pigeon; watching the wild; feeding habits of birds; a herbarium, and whet to do in February. Prizes are offered for the best, nature note, drawing or photo, and for the beet funny Story LITERARY NOTES. The Play of Pilgrim's Progress. adapted I from Bunyan ...

... years Boy’s Corner illustrated descriptions new BO Field items “set” owl piigeon the wild of beibarium and in (Prizes the nature note photo and funny story LITERARY NOTES “The Play of Pilgrim's Buny-in C R Haines MA just been by Religious Tract Society ...

... NATURE NOTES A rhange in the weather has at last brought the Lesser CeEindine into flower—fully six weeks later than some previous records at Aberystwyth. A Blackthorn (the Myrobella) has been in flower in the Rheidol Valley for near a week The Elm is ...

... NATURE NOTES. 111.-MRDS OF THE. WEEK. No hi e d id so ae the tAnimaistliumard ilduteo Vulgaris). Ala.! common no longer. Persistent persecution has been all, too duccessful for that, and except in some teclutied lecidities the buzzard is compataeively ...

... •'''''''' '‘NATURE NOTES. IV.-818.D9 OF WEEK For the last three weeks the rooks back at tkeir rookery by the church. For out of mind have they built their large in meanie or singly in or near the topmost branches of the high elms and sootch fus of the ...

... LLANAFANFAWR. Nature Note.—The buzzard, or bode as it is called in Welsh, can be seen wheeling aloft above our district these days, sometimes as many as four or five are to be seen together, uttering the while their plaintive. mewing note, whee-you ...

... NATURE NOTES. VL-BIRD6 01 THE WEEK. Every week the chorus of birds' sellge Swells. louder, as new voices join hi th res hes, eirattiue.hes,' hedge-sparioss, tits, wrens and golden-crested), greenfinehes, and yellow-hionmers are inking their parts in the ...

... NATURE NOTES. VU-BIRDS OF THE WEEK Which ia the moat beautiful British birat Of course like all beauty it is a matter of taste, and in making oar choice many things must be taken into consideration. If bee*? in Birdland were a matter of brilliant colour ...

... NATURE NOTE. Not for many years have plum trees blossomed so well in the district. Orchards arc a show. ...

... NATURE NOTES. VilL -BIRDS OF TliE That well-known writer on birds Mr Wade ttrwler declares in his Summer Studies of Birds and Books that on a desert ieland, without a human creature to share ite solitude with him, he would be happy enough it only wagtails ...

... NATURE NOTES IX.-BIRDS OF , WEE The simplest bird's neat is indeed a ma-terpiece; and when we examine some of the more complicated kinds, and think that they have been constructed with no tools slept the 'bird's beak and slaws, and with as material except ...

... NATURE NOTES BIRD NOTES.-I the 180 species of birds that , an properly be called British 36 are summer visitors. They arrin here in spring to breed. and depart in late summer or early .iutumn to winter in mme sunnier clime; Attics. India, China. and parts ...